Eric James hosts "The Grind," a talk show featuring local business entrepreneurs. In this episode, he interviews Attorney General Aaron Ford and his wife Berna Rhodes-Ford. Berna shares her upbringing in Terrell, Texas, a town of 14,000, and her journey to becoming a lawyer inspired by Thurgood Marshall. Aaron discusses his motivations, including his desire to improve opportunities for his children and his experiences growing up in challenging neighborhoods. Both emphasize the importance of community, family, and staying grounded. Aaron also touches on his political aspirations, including his run for governor, driven by a commitment to addressing affordability and supporting all Nevadans.

Eric James hosts "The Grind," a show featuring local entrepreneurs. Guest Tunes, a musician from a diverse background, shares her journey from Texas to Oregon, influenced by her Laotian heritage and experiences. She performs her songs "I Just Wanna Love You" and "Not Sober," and provides her social media handles. Eduardo Buller, a mortgage loan officer and board member of VA Rep, discusses his multicultural background, including his time in Germany, and his role in supporting veterans in real estate. Mo Owens, CEO of Last Shot Hydration Drink, talks about his entrepreneurial journey and the drink's availability in 5,000 stores and online.

Eric James hosts "The Grind," a show featuring local business entrepreneurs. Guest Brad Wolf, a real estate broker and president of VA Rep, discusses his disciplined upbringing, military service, and near-fatal stabbing at 16, which shaped his positive outlook. Logan Summit, a content creator and eSports announcer, shares his journey from a small town in Pennsylvania to a successful media career. Ricky Barlow, a former politician and now commercial real estate agent, talks about his transition and the establishment of LV Access, which helps developers with land use and licensing. All guests emphasize the importance of self-belief and resilience in their success.